A delegation from Lighthouse Chapel International has visited the Winneba Local Prison to mark the birthday of Dag Heward-Mills through a special outreach programme centred on charity, fellowship, and spiritual encouragement.
The visit, which took place on Thursday, May 14, 2026, formed part of the church’s prison ministry initiative aimed at supporting inmates through donations, counselling, and spiritual engagement.
During the outreach, the delegation donated assorted food items to the prison facility. The items were officially received by the Acting Officer-in-Charge, Emmanuel Adu Ghandi.
CSP Emmanuel Adu Ghandi expressed gratitude to the church for its continuous support to the Ghana Prisons Service and its dedication to the welfare of inmates.
During a brief ceremony, the church delegation delivered birthday wishes on behalf of Dag Heward-Mills and spent time interacting with inmates through a shared meal and moments of fellowship.
The programme also included prayers and messages of encouragement focused on forgiveness, rehabilitation, hope, and the importance of second chances.
According to the church delegation, the outreach programme was inspired by the biblical call to support and uplift people living in confinement.
CSP Adu Ghandi praised the church for its continued commitment to outreach activities within the prison system and encouraged other religious bodies and corporate institutions to support rehabilitation and reintegration programmes for inmates.
The event concluded with words of encouragement for both inmates and prison officers, further strengthening the partnership between the Ghana Prisons Service and faith-based organisations in promoting rehabilitation, hope, and successful reintegration into society.